E-Procurement Study: Benefits, Critical Success Factors, Barriers to Implementation, Means of Procurement, and Success Metrics

Rebecca Angeles, Ravinder Nath

    Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

    Abstract

    This study looks at the benefits, critical success factors, and barriers to e-procurement implementation as perceived by purchasing or procurement executives and practitioners. In addition, it looks into the types of goods purchased through e-procurement, cost savings gained, and the means of e-procurement deployed by the firm. This study applied the survey method using both mailed in questionnaires and an online version of the instrument addressed to a random sample of procurement managers and professionals listed in the roster of the Institute for Supply Management and the Council of Logistics Management.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationProceedings - Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute
    Pages2151-2158
    Number of pages8
    StatePublished - 2003
    Event34th Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute - Washington, DC, United States
    Duration: Nov 22 2003 → Nov 25 2003

    Other

    Other34th Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute
    CountryUnited States
    CityWashington, DC
    Period11/22/03 → 11/25/03

    All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

    • Hardware and Architecture
    • Management Information Systems

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